 Indian classrooms are now opening up to the world. 
 When Jessica Pealchen, a class eight student at Lotus Valley International School in Noida, returns after her summer break next week, she will be telling teachers and classmates of a holiday spent differently from Indian schoolchildren.

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</p><p class='TableClas'>While her peers may have been off to "smart" foreign or domestic locations 

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